Gate News, March 25 — Gate Pay for AI has officially completed a new round of upgrades, further streamlining wallet authorization and payment processes. This upgrade introduces Gate Quick Wallet and plugin wallets, allowing users to quickly configure payments without complicated preparations, reducing barriers to use while enhancing payment flexibility and security.
In practical use, when an AI Agent encounters a paid resource, it can complete the payment and receive results within the conversation based on mechanisms like x402, without interrupting the flow. Additionally, combined with Skills capabilities, the system provides natural guidance during conversations, making the payment process smoother. Users with configured exchange wallets can also complete payments through familiar account paths, enabling seamless on-chain settlement and in-platform experience.
On the underlying support side, Gate Pay for AI continues to expand multi-chain support, covering mainstream networks such as Gate Chain, Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum One, and more. It supports multiple cryptocurrencies, providing stable and efficient support for the practical application of AI Agents.
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